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Scored across 12 tools
Each tool has a describable job and the descriptions cross-reference each other (manifest→inspect→call, skills→resolve_skills, index→search→retrieve), which makes the intended chains clear. The weak spot is the meta/status cluster: health, servers, session and usage are all 'report something about the gateway', and an agent may briefly hesitate between health and servers or between session and usage.
Every tool shares the same mcptoon_ namespace prefix and snake_case, so the set reads as one family. The trailing segment mixes verbs (call, inspect, retrieve, resolve_skills) with bare nouns (manifest, session, health, servers, skills, usage), so there is no strict verb_noun grammar, but it is predictable and readable.
Twelve tools is squarely in the sweet spot for a gateway. Each one maps to a distinct need — discover, introspect, invoke, decompress, index, search, skills, and observability — and none looks like filler.
The invoke path (servers→manifest→inspect→call→retrieve) and the skills path are fully covered, with health and usage for diagnostics. The knowledge-base path is the gap: you can index and search, but there is no way to list what is indexed, delete or re-index a stale document, so an agent can create state it cannot clean up.